Thomas Michael Stoll
December 19, 1942 ~ March 12, 2024
Thomas Michael Stoll was born December 19th, 1942, and he departed his earthly home on March 12, 2024, surrounded by loved ones.
Tom joined the Air Force in 1960 and began foreign language school in upstate NY, and according to him “failed miserably”. He was then sent to be a part of the 2148 Outside Wire Communications squadron in Chaumont, France. Tom enjoyed his experience and took full advantage of serving in a foreign country where he shared many stories with his family and friends. After receiving an early discharge in 1964, he married his first wife in 1966, with whom they shared three daughters.
Tom attended Florissant Valley Community College where he received his AA degree, and then transferred to the University of Missouri (Rolla School of Mines), where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering in 1970. After divorcing his wife, he remarried July 10th, 1993.
Tom was an industrious person and extremely knowledgeable in the field of engineering. He became highly successful as an independent contractor working on several major projects across the country for many years until his retirement. It seems that he could fix anything and was known as the “go to guy” for many people.
Tom enjoyed flying model airplanes, dancing, scuba diving, and traveling throughout the U.S. He has been the treasurer of the Flying Gators Model Airplane club since 2017.
Tom is survived by his wife, Lisa Stoll; children Sandra Hallilnan, Donna Seibman, Elizabeth Nagy, and Tiffany Monday. He is the cherished grandfather of Angela Nolan, Alexander Pierce, Abigail Seibman, Jacob Seibman, Jadrien Monday, Julien Monday, and Jemien Monday
Tom was preceded in death by his father Leslie Stoll and his mother Norine Spath.
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Lisa, Blessing for peace to all of you. I will miss my Dad terribly, but the loss for you & your family is indescribably. Please know you will always be in my thoughts and prayers. 🙏❤️🩹
Lisa,
I really enjoyed dancing with Tom and will miss him very much. I'm so sorry for your loss and sending prayers of comfort for you & all of your family.
We will miss you, Tom. Your good wit, intelligence, and willingness to help will be remembered. Rest in peace, my friend.
Tom and his pleasant demeanor will be missed. I enjoyed the many dances we shared, and thank you for so graciously sharing him. So very sorry for your deep loss
Thank you to you & Tom for all your dance support at our parties. I’m dedicating the first Two Step to Tom on Saturday. I know he’s looking down. Our thoughts & prayers are with you.
Lost a fellow dancer again.
The best west coast swing dancer ever. A light has gone out!
We shared the floor in pandemic dance group and Rena’s ballroom. Always the gentle and considerate partner. Your lead will be missed.
The Flying Gators Model Airplane Club will sorely miss Tom and the energy and “can do” spirit he brought to us. Tom was always the first to help in any way he could, bringing his wisdom and expertise to any situation. Rest in peace, my friend!
My condolances to Tom's family. I lived next door to Tom and his first wife Jean when they lived in Davenport, Iowa. I was just a kid then who had an interest in photography. Tom sold me my first camera. It was a rangefinder 35mm he purchased when he was in the service. I remember Tom's old motorcycle. I think it was a Sears. It would probably be a real collectors item today! I have such great memories of Tom and his young family. I think they had a little white dog if I remember correctly. This was a long time ago, and these are some of my memories.